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Offshore oil exploration plan draws fire
The Obama administration's latest move to permit testing for oil and gas off Maryland and other Atlantic coast states is drawing flak from both environmentalists and the oil industry.
Speaking at a lightly attended public hearing Wednesday afternoon in...Tags: Petroleum Industry, Zoology, Martin O'Malley, American Petroleum, Energy
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Meet July's top singles, Mo and Ashley
b and HeidnSeek Entertainment have joined forces to introduce singles of the month. Meet Mr. and Miss July.
MO OVEISSI — 30, SAGITTARIUS
Lives: Towson
Hometown: Towson
Education: Towson University
Occupation: IT Support
Interests: Atlantic Ocean to...Tags: The Hangover Part II (movie), Chicago Hotels, Celebrities, Occupations
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Geologists could be studying reasons behind earthquake for years
Geologists say Tuesday's magnitude-5.8 earthquake in Central Virginia released forces that have probably been building for tens of thousands, perhaps millions, of years.
And the event may not be over.
"Aftershocks are always a possibility, and they're...Tags: Earthquakes, Maryland, Natural Disasters, Salisbury (Wicomico, Maryland), Geology
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After a mugging, renewed faith in Baltimore
I was jumped last Friday night. Around 11 p.m., while reaching for my keys to enter my apartment building, I was grabbed from behind, hit in the face, thrown to the ground and punched repeatedly a few feet from my door. My teenage assailants...Tags: University of Baltimore
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As Irene closes in on Harford, trees fall on homes, roads closed, some evacuated, no one injured
As Hurricane Irene advanced toward Harford County Saturday evening, firefighters and other emergency responders were being kept busy responding to calls of wires down, utility poles on fire, at least one electric transformer knocked out and several...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Chesapeake Bay, Natural Disasters, Cecil County
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Liberty ship sets sail for the 1940s
The last time Donald Halverson was on a Liberty ship, he was heading across the Atlantic Ocean, a fresh-faced draftee who would spend the next 21/2 years fighting his way across Germany, France, Italy and North Africa during World War II.
A more recent...Tags: Chesapeake Bay, Trips and Vacations, Douglas MacArthur, World War II (1939-1945), Cruises
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Heavy rains cause flooding around Maryland
Torrential rainfall brought on by the remnants of Tropical Storm Lee flooded dozens of Baltimore-area roads, and sent the water rising out of rivers and creeks — and rescue crews have responded to more than a dozen calls of stranded drivers since...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Carrollton, Harford Road, University of Maryland Medical Center
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September 21: Fall travel guide
Fall getaways Check out these great getaways for the fall, including a mouthwatering weekend at the NYC Food Film Festival and a "Dirty Dancing" themed stay at Mountain Lake Hotel. Harpoon Octoberfest If you can't afford the trip to Munich to toss...Tags: Golf, Chesapeake Bay, Dirty Dancing (movie), Trips and Vacations, Frank Sinatra
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If you go: Cruising to Bermuda
Baltimore SunBermuda is in the Atlantic Ocean, about 650 miles east of North Carolina. Although the island is only 21 square miles, it has nine parishes and about 75 miles of coastline. Getting there From Baltimore, travelers can visit Bermuda by plane or cruise...Tags: International Travel, Golf, Cruises, Tourism and Leisure, BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport
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Bike ride across America helps friends raise funds and awareness for eating disorders
Hesston, Ka., population 4,000, is just one small town among others on America's Midwestern plains.
But the town left an indelible impression on John Windsor and Jonathan Zorn after their short stay there during a recently completed 73-day...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Facebook, Towson University, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Trips and Vacations
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Charles Erwin Brookes, CEO of Davison Chemical
Charles Erwin Brookes, the retired chief of W.R. Grace's Davison Chemical division, died of a heart attack Nov. 1 at the Bay Medical Center in Panama City, Fla. The longtime Gibson Island resident was 86.
Known as Charlie, he was born in Orange, N.J. His...Tags: Roland Park, Technology, International Travel, Cambridge (Middlesex, Massachusetts), Corporate Officers
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Striped bass audit hides multitude of sins
Let's say you have a product that people automatically associate with you.
Except for one hiccup in the timeline, it's been on the market since before Capt. John Smith rowed a boat around the Chesapeake. And it's so popular that people will do crazy...Tags: World Wildlife Fund, Moody's Corporation, Chesapeake Bay, Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Cornwall
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